I might be wrong but I think I may be the first person to do this. i know there are dungeon poymorphs and dungeon dice, but a D20 that is a dungeon?
Anyway.
I love the idea of the Underdark and I love the idea of dungeons in 3d. I also really like the idea of a place where the dimensions curl back on themselves out of sight. But how can you make that without some weird expensive software that only the DM can use?
Draw a dungeon on it. Make sure to connect up all the bits.
Even if you just use a pyramid shape, you have just created a space-bending dungeon that cannot be mapped in two dimensions.
If you want to keep it simple then make it top down only. I included top down, cross-cut and isometric figures in mine.
So now you can create a 3d dungeon for pennies.
I think I made mine a bit too complex, how the hell am I going to fill it?
Anyway, thanks Jeff Vandermeer, if I ever get to put players in this thing, this is where the Grey Caps will go
(*And I know you have a favourite)
I am creeping through your old posts because I am procrastinating Big Time, and I wanted to know what you thought of VanderMeer's Ambergris stuff past City of Saints and Madmen, assuming you've read it.
ReplyDeleteI havent read them for a while but I liked 'Shriek - An Afterword' and 'Finch'. I kind of lost track of him after that as my reading habits changed.
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